Romana Seu Alexandrina Et Aquen. Beatificationis, Et Canonizationis Ven. Servi Dei Pauli A Cruce Sacerd. Prof. Ac Fundatoris Congreg. Clericorum Excal

Romana Seu Alexandrina Et Aquen. Beatificationis, Et Canonizationis Ven. Servi Dei Pauli A Cruce Sacerd. Prof. Ac Fundatoris Congreg. Clericorum Excalessmae Crucis Et Passionis D. N. J. C., Novissima Positio Super Miraculis, Volume 3, details the beatification and canonization process of Paul of the Cross, a priest and founder of the Congregation of Clerics Excalessmae Crucis et Passionis D. N. J. C. This Latin text provides a comprehensive account of the miracles attributed to Paul of the Cross, meticulously documented as part of the rigorous procedures required by the Catholic Church for recognizing sainthood. As a key historical document, it illuminates the religious practices, beliefs, and organizational structures within the Church during this period, offering invaluable insights for scholars and those interested in the lives of saints and the history of the Passionist order.

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